basel framework roland raskopf
features
Save time - compact course
- structured overview on a complex issue
- hands on exercises
- latest developments
- suitable for:
- officials from banks and security firms
- officials insurance, auditing companies
- other interested parties getting to know
the dynamics of Basel III
Competence
- two speakers with each more than 20 years in regulation/training
- subject explained clearly
- up to date content
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Current Basel framework explained (Basel III and latest regulation known as Basel IV)
Roland Raskopf, former Senior Advisor, Financial Stability Institute (FSI), Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and Bundesbank Director
Roland worked for the Financial Stability Institute since its inception in 1999 until December 2017. Before joining the FSI he worked at Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt as a Director, where he headed the Bundesbank’s Risk Management Models division for on-site examination. Prior to this he worked at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, London in Treasury and Risk Management.
Roland was actively involved in internal supervisory policy work on the Basel framework; he represented the FSI at the Basel Committee's Supervision and Implementation Group and in various other Basel Committee working groups.
In almost 20 years he trained more than 5.000 mid to senior level supervisors on Basel III and risk management issues.
He studied Business Administration/Economics at the University of Loughborough (UK) and Trier (Germany).
Michael Pohl, Senior Risk Manager, Liquidity and Funding Liquidity Risk, Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority
Michael has joined the Swiss Financial Supervisory Authority (FINMA) in 2010. He works in the Risk Management Department, where he is, among others topics, responsible for Liquidity Risk and Stress Testing. He is and has been member of several BCBS working groups. In the Working Group on Liquidity (WGL), he is currently co-chairing the NSFR FAQ work stream.
Before joining FINMA, he worked as a Postdoc at the University of Basel, Switzerland, where his main areas of research and teaching were risk management topics in banking.
He has more than 15 years of experience in teaching and training of undergraduates, graduates as well as employees of the financial industry and regulators.
Michael holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Basel. Since 2010 he is holding the chair of wealth management and banking at Steinbeis University Berlin, Germany and currently nominated as ordinary Professor for Banking and Financial Market Regulation.
Roland Raskopf, Basel, Switzerland
“I have trained many supervisors around the globe "
former Senior Advisor, Bank for International Settlements's Financial Stability Institute and
Bundesbank Director
Michael Pohl, Bern, Switzerland
“I enjoy explaining complex matters in an understandable way "
Senior Risk Manager
Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority
Professor, Steinbeis University Berlin
target audience:
mid to senior officals of banks, insurance and securities firms as well as auditing companies and professionals interested in the dynamics and interaction of Basel III. We will provide a crisp overview on the topic.
content:
Introduction
Overview of the Basel III Accord and latest changes
The three pillars of the Basel framework
Quality of capital and the ratio
Capital Conservation Buffer
Leverage Ratio
Countercyclical Capital Buffer
Liquidity ratios
Interaction between the ratios of the Basel framework
Impact on Return on Equity
features:
courses are based on exercises and interactive participation. Hands-on exercises and a comprehensive case study will ensure that participants have a good understanding of the material covered.
Participants will bring their own laptops to the workshop (including MS Excel; only basic Excel knowledge needed - no programming skills necessary)
logistics and pricing
Available on Request
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